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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

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AEW ORk and BUFFALO. LtUHiNiN" MI "a ~ y
IEaiNs SoDtsr; ALMAYS oN TINT Mrs ioLLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING Goa. iEo. -. -.
Depos In New ork, OF Barclay and Chfsopnef
m Daily except sundais buhio ana usmcsw r oo
FOR Water Sirouusburg. scranton
Ebnira Bath. DansVlIe Buffalo, Syracuse oswego nfe ne
oxford Utica. SCRANTON Iof Iltt5tVh,
wiikesbae, Dtnvile and Northumberland ~ oweeo ior
Ithaca aud intermediate stat. ons. - A.. ,,....
! y m. Binshamion and Elmira Express Tor water
Gap. Scranton. BACKGAMMON, owegS and tahhra connects
Scranton for Pittst0n Kingston, Wkespar &c. r.
40 IN. Scranton wlResbsrre and Kingston EA'
press. - ,.,
D. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Strouus
burg Scranton, Biz ghamtnn, Qwego. tImira, Coh ing
Bath WAY land Dans"e Buffalo, &C., arriving In Bur
falo 40 a IN. sleeping couch TO Olean; M, o.u,
p. Daily Buffalo Utica ana DansNiie, OsWes,y
Express for Sroudsbur3 Scranton Bin hamon Cortana
SYRACUSE. O.wesO Sreeps. Oxfod, Norwich, tea &C.
com &c At wego Tor Ithaca aud Intermediate stations
except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for al
points West
Richn.d spings. A. N; daily except Sundays pm
daily Pui sleeper attached.
Tickets for and baggage checked al eS5 broadway
snd westeott Express eces In NewYork and brookyn
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

..EA4 1kUNk l. NE
Trains .eaye Ncwl orb, va DcsoT~osss Cortlandt
Harrisburg. rtlseurs and hc West, with Pu Imam Palace
snl ssed 81 aad p Io SaS e% f SS
negpns NeiGuiei .as az .. NJ EYER da' Cory and
F5;5o Gum s, @ @ e. & fS' Tas'iiis'
ioI NOrr.stown, h.rnny.iie iots,own ana Reading,
Sundays d, 10 a a"i 10 M M '''o'0''' only I'll"
r Wssnsgn pa aoi tn sSuh Limited Nash
yam" S i sr Ys car "a - sAe.p. aA 40 40
a. .rn'e "a".,s on > 80 =. N; r-gIiA, ~ . 70
sss ut sunday Il aai a u ANA 50 and i p NJ and
For Auanus City. except sunday and . p m.
tCr Cap May rcrNa dos r. ~. ,ao.,o,,,o -,
ions wa Rahwnj and Amb.,y, 7 10, . 10 .. M II
noon 80 10 % 40 llmilcdl. 10, and so .. m
ca sunusy, - . 10 a. M and . .. M (do not stop
ana Sofiois earcs. . p m every day
AID LAY t1ee; 20 IN, we,k dlS ~, ,,onr
JereJ CT anordng speey and direct Transfer for
rHSISS HEy From ri''Oprs No. 30 n 40 20
BA aida s"1 20 80 m, 90 30 IT, 80
80 90 ana 10 81 r M sunAay 9 20 10 ., = ~
20. % 80, 10: 80. q 20, . 30 10 40
a. So T. o. 90 20 So 10 IS p m and y 20
ms,5 sun a, 20 90 20 ~, o., 20 IS II 10
I'LL FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave fork VIA DesDosses and Cort
aad E,ts toIIi,s as loSTs An, ~ v..,no,o,
IAmited. pining and ii 4, q 90 4, 80,
g, D, 7, b y. H., and IL 10 night. AceommOdt
ton. . 80 and II 10 o. NJ 40 p IN. Sundays Ex
press. rs. - Lmtedb and 10 4, 80. o, Q, T.
aud n. IN and ~ 10 ght
Trans leaving NOw-Yurk da y. except Sunday, s, .
ANA Ia 10 d m. l. .. 4 ., m, anu 10 - M and
y. sundays, connect nj Trenton for tamdeh
StIos stat ihil dclphia.
~ OF. 30. 90. 50, $40. o;6o 80, 20
80 . A. IL a.d Ia Is u NJ l-imited kNPtsss
Vita Dl.lnY Car, 1 Ia aud 40 p. MI, IL 40, 30
90 g. ), o.. $50. 7;l2, s.i2 and o 80 p; n.
on Sundays, ~ Ol, 20, +O5, 90, 10,
80 40 M. ~ 40. ) 20 u 90 LindIedl. IS.
Leave PhiadeIp a. Via Camden. a. m. and 80 p m.
daily except sunday
Ticket onces $40 1855 and 944 Broadway / Aston
House BA.ieTy Pce. foot Of DesOrussss aud Cort
land sts COIFtsl. AMI Brooklyn Ann,A station foot
Of Fulton-st. Booklyn station, Jersey CITY Emigrant
TteHet Office nstc Harden.
The York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage hotets and residences.
lIAS f.. l. Oh, J. X. WOOD
General Al Al. General Pass'r Agent.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

GREAT FOU TRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after June 90 trains leave

GREAT EOl IL lRAth IKDNh LINE
on and after June 90 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
largest and Finest Passenger station in America
ts no, hes et Express drawing room CATS 10 Al
- m sra osA Lake George and Montreal special
I1.sIu,s md Montreal also = - Alb,ns
POS exclusively Of Buffet .moking.car, dinns draw.
es ess add Sn gar P T HO" E CLEVELAND and
To el, arriving Chio ago ) so a. next day.
:, 40 30 a NJ che go thpress, lTawng'Toom cars 10
III 80 Western New York and Nor hern Express,
with drawing con ar ,,,,,-rn s... ,
Thro gh bunet smoking and drawing rom
3 80 o. Albany. Troy saratoga and Utica special.
thr ugh 20 Caldwell lake George Saturdays.
= p m. Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy .
Mas riIl' siias:, Tcisdc- Detroit
an 90 81 Scnn.s and s. LOUIS Express. with
sleeping Jar, Tor Cleveland Cinei natl indianapolis, 81
S, n hSouia Genys Sanad sS .ya -Hs nea
D. mp Moot9rai sna A9podles Espress a.iy sss5
vi g. kbsns Seepers daily at Pattsbure wish
fS.siasy or La s GST,y L,sn s'SSI e DA
eeg SUNDAY for Luzerne Nos'h Creek Blue Mountain
p. M. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a IN.
Buffalo IS M. and CIeye and - - p NJ neSt day 49,
Rocbester Baralo Niagara Falls. ceyelaad Toledo DO
troll and Chicago sleeping cars 70 Clayton Via Uuca
II IS M Night Express WITH sleeping car, e, 70 a.
West saratog, Lake Georgc and for The North lea
oept saturday ght)
Tickets nd snaee In arawine room and sleeping esrs
~ Park Place Ba,tefy = ace. o2 wesl i2sth s.. and
and 100 Fulton BroOkyn. and 20 Fourth st. Williams
wes,cotvs Express call check baggage from
Rim daly 0thes daily except Sunday. tstop at
@2t' iiaycn stauon h3sth-sI) u,,,nx ,o,,,r.r
Genera GI Superintendent General Passenger Asea.
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.ArSKlLL EVENING LINE.


n IL OIlh AMI lONU DnANCu HALL
IN ROAD.
Tor ked u NIX Long Branch ocean Grove, Asbury Park
ocean Beach. srrng AXE, Pint Pl assnt, &c.
u CONNIE Gnu JUNE o.. 1887.
ain, leave Nov York foot Of COrtlat Desbrosses.
sb, 40 y 10 m, ~ BoJn 90, 3 no. 40 (lIhiLed
express. eSS - Red bsnsJ a 10 .. $50 p. M sun
.ao rom ~ lS 90 . a. 10 s15 49, 'lI15
, IN stnds5s 0 a. m. and D. sunday trains do
no $ o. a ocean GIovo on Asbury Park
Denotes express trains.
supt Gen AgtPRR G.P.A.C.R.R. OF NJ.
NETWORK On rARIO g. WESTERN BY
follows. - ~
, 81 42d 3 a. M Jayst., 40 a. M, for Midde;own,
fsllsbulg, Monce 10, Liberty, Walton Delhi >Orwch,
Chicago
hoy weat 42d 9io a. m. Jays, so a. for Lake Mo
bury. hon cello. Liber y, White Lake.
wei All 10 y M. jayst, 30 D for Lake Mo-
MONK LAKE nnewaka NJ ddictOwn, Ellenyille Falls
burg Monticello, Liberty, Whio Lake.
81 tZd, 35 p. M Jay.st, Is .. m. daily for Mid.
a.e.o~n talsbnrg. Liberty W5It.n, Norwich, Oneida,
osw 60 Sust ems on Bridge, Detroit, chicago ST. LOUIS.
D. uiday hall holiday traIn West 42d, Is Jay
Gallo, Liberty, Whit, Lake.
Pullman ng and sleeping ears on all trains.
ticNcts &C. a 20I 307. 9ii, 1923 roaIway, 737 9Th
ave-, 81 Last l2Sths.., Pa West l25th-st., N. Y.
J. T. AN DEh5JN. @. l.. A.,
le Exchange Place, ". Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR oUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
BRITANNiC. Capt Parseil Wednesday. Sept T. s a N.
CELTIC, Capt Irving Wednesday, Sept "a. q o. M.
etRM EIG Cap. Gls.aeii Wednesday; sept q, Ga m.
From White star Dock, FOO Of West iothst
RA Es-S oon $50, $50. $50 and 800 Rsturn tickets
500. second cabin on these steamers
$50 s55 excursion $50 and sos For Inspection Of
pans OF other n,Urwsoo apply e re once
Tho White star Lane steamship ARABIC sailing
owu and Lverpool wfil carry second cabin sod steer
w R nssss on The second caSan pssssnSsss
the use Of the ssoou and saloon deck This steamer has very
superior for Second
cabin, $50 seerxee $40 For Inspection Of plans Apply e
We companys once 81 broadway. Or to any agcat ~
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Countrp Boarb

COUNTRY BOARD.-Carmel, N. Y, fifty
~ miles from Now York good table pleasant rooms re-
duced rates for September MIRA X. A. MILLER.
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCLUSION frnnh q harn Il ~

EXCURSION (good davs. Al *
Steamers G.. "A. NURTuAM anu CONIINESTAL leave
Peck slip. Pier rs r. "a m ant II p Sundays IL
T. M connecting New-Hsvsn with special trains FOR
MEHIDEN. HA.TFORD. ~PRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE
TnTouxh tickets sold and baggage checked at ga BoAL
way, New-YOgk and CvartsG. brooklyn
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

" N. Y. Y. n IL. H. II Co., lesseess
Trains leave West aga st. station follows and 20 Min
u;os e ri or frpm ioOt Of yay-st-. NORTH River
Detroit and Chicago, - s6o q. %: 20, 'S:l5
81 LOUIS, IS ;05, . ID D. m
r.cgse Buffalo Rochester susp nsion Bridge Magyar
Fa Is. rs, - :55, a. 10, q o.. s rs D. m.
Uhcl, :15, % 5j, IL 80 a. q o., 1918 m.
Kingston: saugerties catskli, Albany. 10. '7:l5.
9 55, II 80 a. m. 4. % sO5. q l5 p. IN
% Is, = 10 . rs, 40 Is, III 80 u as. 4, 10,
o, . 10 as D. m, and a. m. AS. g 90 Gran
stoL's. Cornwall. NewbuTg.
For Monlre ! and Csnsda East :05 D. m.
Hamilton, LOndOn % % "A. % %, 3 10 D. m.
TOTo to- 10 55 q 20 :U5, 3 Is ?.
ri CANT sl,eIing-cars for BudaO Niagara Falls, Gin
cinna1 Deroi, Chicago and ST. Louis.
Saratoga Specials. IL 80 a. M, :iJ p. Drawing
through "a Saratoga
LAX, George. IL 80 n. M. Sa urdays only, As D.
Lakes Mohou< NJ n ewdsNs via ew- Pal T. o, II so
n ~ 40. - Df wing rom Cars ~ Kingston
8. IL 30 m, IS p. trains.
Kaat" Skill HuGter 6rsHd Hotel Station and 10 Pho
nicia, 10 0, II 30 a m. ~ As As p. m Drawing
kagerskin and Mountain House, ON .. 1880 m. and
8 as p. trains.
PaienvilIe CAIRO and Mount,in House station. u.s.
7I5, 8, II 80 a m. IS p. Drawn RON o
"a sam on II 80 a. M. and As d IN. ira MS
Daily. iDsiiy except Saturday. saturdays only
o thor trains dali exceDt ~ day.
tickets time. alb psr'or sleeping. aeeommo-
datiols inform ton apply ~ onlces. brooklyn, 1913
shine ST. 100 Flt0D-st, Annex Ofice foot OF Full
ton city-3G3, 1875. 9f2 Broaiway, 1853 l2
10 Park Pace. and IVES Shore st,ons loot OF
IVES 1ed st, root OF Jay-st n, r. G. T. LAMEFKT.
5 Vandefbltavc. Generh Pass niger AZ nj.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave fom Chambers ST. station for Engle
wood. lcnahy ClOster Sparkil and Nyack 3 30 10.
90 o 30 aud II 30 "a IN. 10. 80 T. 90 20
40, 30 8, 10 80 D ~, II midnight Sundays, 10.
o 40 a m, 4 and \ d. IN. Foi Manuel Spring Valley
Monsey and 1allnans 30 10, 80 ~. so. 80
y. m Il rs D. IN. Saturdays only Sundays 80 a. M
D. m.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
xAs Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
ioot OF Chfsopherst., North River, daily except
ua5. p M Tor Try and the North. Sunday steamer
toacnes at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, 81 30.
A LbANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pai-
4 n ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Saseaa3 We day at p m from Pier Al N. r., foot Of
Freight received untI the hour Of departure.
hea'o BfOOklyn via Annex, EultOn-st, at p m.
PAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn X. X 30 y. rarlOr cars TO Balti-
1e, tnehse alice steamers. arriving az Old Point
o 10 u IN, Noffoik % n III. " 1OMPkINS,
Geni Pass. Agent, sI9 Brold~ay. N. Y.
ROSION. WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
SETT PIER
VIA STONINGTON LINE
. from New Iier 80, Norm III oiock above Canal
81, a. D. m daiiy, eAcept SUNDAY. Through
STEAMERS landing To Ma sett Per with0ut extra chrse
A -RONDUUT KlNGSTUN AND CATS
.. hhlLL MOUNTAINS, LANDING at Cranst0n's
h"est IOIhJ Cornwall Newburg Marlborough, Milton,
sc AMI rs pus, meeting WI Iscr and Del
snse, ouny Glove and Ca skill MOunt3 Railroads.
o.esers Ity OF Kingston and James W. baldwin lcayo
saeiJ WON DAY AZ por foot ~ Harrisou ST. OK
tScpt oatuuy when u OF Kingston leaves at L p.
ianhs only at .ewburg and rVughkeepSic, connecting
moan, aims.
, wa leave Rondou Sunday nights II O'Clock arrival
MOnday u d. IN.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Daily Except Sund1ys)
Brooklyn, FultOn-sL (by Annex. g 100 a. m.
Leave New York. vcstry ST. pier, g 90 a m
Leave New:York wes. 2sdst pier. p 90 a ~.
burg loughkeepsio lshinebcek CAtskin and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 80 a
A Gne BAN b attached each boat.
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT and NEwBU RI with down day boat
ALBANY, with \. Y. CENTRAL & n. II. X X. for
Utica Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS and the Vest with
Boston & Albany X X for Boston & ID. q II. G. Co.'S
Railroad for Montreal and the North and SPECIAL
TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Corandt and Des
broSses sts. as 70 lows
IA m for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
q. m Geneva Lyons. ElmTa, Rochester, Buffalo
and the Vest and prime pal local points. Chair u
Wilkesbarrc.
D. for Tunkhannock and In tornediate points. Chair
70 Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harris
burg
Chair Plttson
3 40 p. for Coplay and intermediate points Con.
meet on 10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair " Caply
D. m for Geneva Lyons, III Ira, Rochester Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
Z $50 p m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at m. I p. m. and 40 y. m. con-
all points Mahsnoy Hazeton regions.
SUNDAY TRAI S.
8 q m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
points
40 p. m for toplay and inter- edlate points
p. m Tor Geneva Lyons. Flmfa. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern Once. 235 Bro dway.
g H0RE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East Express Central
station A. a m Limited EApress. except sunday.
p m Fact Express at ii p daily. Newport Express
leaves al m daily except sunday. Palace PaEiorcars
Sleeping cars 20 destination.
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Board ano Rooms tl1anteo.

BOARD WANTED from Sept 18th or Oct.
lat By gentleman ghfer. with private family
living below 2sdt east 0r west Of Staavs address, with
terms, $500, m ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13

The performance of Herminie by the
Templeton Opera Company last night
drew the largest audience of the season,
and was in every sense success. The
dressing of the whole troupe was exceed
ingly handsome. Miss Palacio as Her
mimic was charming. Miss Vane as Prin-
cess Chicadee took of the p0sses matri-
monially-inclined woman TO p rfection.
and the acting of Miss Hattie Starr was
everything that could be desired Her
voice was evidently tired and worn from
overwork, therefore, did not reach its
full volume, but as an actress she showed
herself equal to high dramatic perform
ance. The character of Capt. B0badil
was well sustained by Miss Agnes Sher-
wood who has not heretofore taken lead
ing roles, but has only been in the
chorus. Her acting showed conscientious
care and while her voice lacks careful
cultivation, it shows power and richness.
Shesdeserves appreciation and encourage
ment and will, with proper study develop
into first class Baezs0 sQpran0 orcontralto.
Mr. Wheelan IS Jacques Strop was per
feet bnff0, aud Mr. Flint, as the MARQUIS,
sustained the character with elegance and
his singing In the lullaby song was su
perb. The characters taken BY MessTs.
Reed, Hartley, Bradley, Buckland and
Miss Aubrey were well rendered. and the
whole company played their parts well.
We trust that we may have the opportu
nifty to welcome them to Annapolis again
this season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
CIR AND a
Democratic Rally!

The Democrats of Anne Arundel coun-
ty will hold meetings at. the following
places
FIFTH DISTRTCT.-On Wednesday,
Oct 18Th, at Actions PAVILION q
z 80 o'clock p. III.
On Thursday, Oct 1871, at REYNOLDS
STORE; at n o. clock p. M.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.-On Saturday,
Oct. 18th, at VIM. G. CRANDELL' )
STORE. (Swamp.) at ~ o'clock III.
FOURTH DISTINCTION Wednesday,
Oct. 1911, JESSUP'S, at Lowekamp's Hall
at u o'clock p NJ
FIRST DISTRICT.-On Saturday,
Oct. 22nd, at fuckers STORE at 2
o'clock u. ~
SECOND DISTRICT.-On Wednesday
Oct. goth, at CHESTERFIELD at 2 o'clock
p. III.
FIRST DISTRICT.-On Saturday Oct.
goth, at MOUNT ZION at 10 O'clock N.
THIRD DISTRICT.-On Saturday,
Noe. 5th, at JACOBSVILLE, at 3 o'clock
PM The Public is invited to attend.
These meetings viii be addressed by
the following distinguished speakers:
Hon. WILLIAM PINKNEY WHITE.
Con. L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN.
Hon. JOHN p. POE,
Hon. ISIDOR RAYNOR.
Hon. BARNES COMPTON.
JOHN IRELAND, ESQ.
JAMES w. OWENS, ESQ.
EDWARD G, CAN'T, ESQ.
JAMES S. ROBINSON, ESQ.
JAMES REVELL. ESQ.
RICHARD S. WORTHINGTON, ESQ.
And others. 02Std
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Executive Business.

The Governor has granted a pardon
to Richard Dent, convicted in the Cir
cult Court of Howard county. September
term 1886. of assault with intent TO kill.
and sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. The pardon Is recommended by
the Judges who tried the case, the State
Attorney and large number of citizens.
The Governor has appointed Henry A.
Peddicord, register of voters of the 18th
district of Frederick county. vice ] s.
Clary, deceased.
Jennie III. Hill of Kent county. was
given permit TO the school for the Blind
in Baltimore city.
The Governor also appointed Jos. Ar
mold Justice of the peace 10th district of
Carroll county, and Jas. j. Cummings,
Justice of the peace Eighth district. same
county vice James Cummings, deceased
The Governor left on the noon train to
attend a meeting of Board of Trustees of
the Maryland Agricultural College to be
held at the institute to-day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
The Fair.

The Anne Arundel County Fair opened
yesterday with fine list of exhibits and
large attendance. Some of our citizens
and quite number from the line of the
Short Line Railroad went down. Among
the passengers who took the Pentz at An
napolis to-day for Galesville were Judge
Jones, Major Sprigg Harwocd, Pay Di-
rector Murray, Mr.. I. Nevett Steele and
wife, Mr.. James nj. Munroe and wife,
Messrs. f. H. Stockett, Jr., John Ireland,
j. III. Vansant and many others. To
morrow will be children's day whenHgall
children under the age of Is years will be
admitted free. 1t will also be the closing
day of the Fair, SO those of our citizens
who wish to enjoy the trip down the bay
and have day of enjoyment at Gales
vile, will have to take advantage of this
last chance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Valuable Invention.
FRrESDsHrr. Oct. nth. 1887.

FRIENDSHIP, Oct. 1lths 1851.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I have what regard as
valuable patent, and am DESTROYS of
forming stock company for its manu-
facture. Ii you will advertise my pros
pectus'' will pay you in ground floor
stock, which must pay very handsome
premiums. The name of the company is:
THE Automatic Clockwork self-waking
Bedstead Company" It's object is 10 man
ufacture bedsteads that will wake one up
at any desired hour The history of its
evolution from my brain is as follows:
Recently was at hotel in a large city
where did not arrive until about three
O'Clock In the morning, and desiring to
get a good sleep / left orders TO be awak-
ened at 8 o'clock. / had hardly gone to
sleep (as thoughtl when / was awaken
ed by knock next door to my room, and
heard the porter cry out O. clock. Turn
ed YEARLY over to try to sleep again and
had hardly lost consciousness when near
me again | heard the porter yell $50.
This was kept up at intervals of 30 min
utes until 9 o'clock. My religious instincts
for the first two or three interruptions
turned my thoughts to prayer as source
OF relief, but this did not work. 30 l be-
gan speaking of German cities, such as
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Rotterdam, etc.,
but this brought no more relief, Sol then
concluded would attempt remedy and
in my cogitations / evolved my grand au-
tomato clockwork bedstead. The princi-
pie is this, spring and slat attachment is
put on pivot running lengthwise of the
bed; to this is a clockwork attachment.
On retiring for the night, the occupant
sets this clock on the principle of an
alarm clock, and winds it up to wake him
at given time. When the time arrives
the clock works the pivot and the sleeper
is dumped in bundle on the floor. Thus
you see Mr.. Editor, the object is accom-
plished and no one else is disturbed.
think it ought to take, and make you the
offer of stock in the company for adver-
Using and await your answer. Yrs.
SoMNoLENCE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Annapolis Short Line Road.

At the annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the Annapolis and Baltimore Short
Line Railroad last night the following d.
rectors were elected: FL. P. Underhill, w.
G, Haskins and Z HI. Fennessy of Bos
ton; w. w. Brown, George Burnham,
Jr., and J. S. Kicker, of Portland; John
Glenn, of Baltimore; j. Hopkins Smith,
of New York, and Edwin Wallace. of
New Hampshire The board will organ
ize to day by electing Col. Fl. P. Under
hill president. The financial condition of
the road was reported first-class. The
road has a contract with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the building of a
cutoff from Mt Glare Junction to Curtis
Bay Road, which the change in the status
of Baltimore and Ohio affairs is not ex-
pected to effect During the day the
stockholders made trip to Round Bay.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Confederate Society Excursion.

The Society of the Army and Navy of
the Confederate States in Maryland will
attend the laying of the corner stone of
the Lee Monument, at Richmond, Va q.
on the 9th instant. A circular has been
issued to confederate soldiers and its
friends detailing the schedule of the trip
and stay in Richmond. The fare from
Washington or Baltimore for the round
trip, including breakfast at Richmond, is
only So 90. Friends of the society desir-
GUS of goiug will find these circulars at
Messrs. Worthington s. Co.'S. Drug Store
on Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Painful Accident.

Capt. Thomas Ward, of the schooner
Martin Wagner. of Annapolis, met with
painful accident this morning. While
chopping some wood with sharp Ratchet
a pair of pantaloons hanging on swing
ing boom caught the Ratchet and caused
him to cut himself very severely on the
leg above the knee. The cut ran length
wise with the leg and was sewed by DR..
s. ID. Kennedy, who had to take seven
stitches In order to close 1t. The lower
part of the wound is very near the knee
can. but DR.. Kennedy thinks it has not
touched the cap. Were this the case the
wound might prove very serious Capt.
Ward was removed to the residence of
his brother on Prince George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
CB@ Tin Pictures-2 for % cents; OF
LOT opposite City Hotel.
Court of Appeals.

In the Coun OF Appeals to day, No Is
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Baltimore VS.. McSherry, admx.. was
pellant, and Milton w. Audoun and j
Wilson Leakin for the appellee.
On motion of j. Wilson Leakin, Esqr.,
City was admitted and qualified as an at
torney of this court.
No. 20-The Postal Telegraph Com
pany VS.. Samuel Snowden and Geo. w.
Dobbin, receivers, &C.,, was commenced
by T. Wallace Blackstone for the APP
pellant.
Assignments fer to morrow. Nos. %
%, "a, 20, and 20.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-13
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Bonn and daughter, of Baltimore
are the guests of Mrs. Arthur Carter,
Charles street.
General Superintendent John L. Meyer
and DR.. w. A. Hassler, Medical Director,
representing the keystone Mutual Bene-
fit Association, of Allentown, Pa, are in
cur city looking to the establishment of
an agency here.
Mr. Jacob Gross, of Baltimore, father,
Otex.cadet Chas, J. Gross, well-known in
ibis city, is seriously ill.,
Pirate Dining Rooms at the Hotel
Wolfes for parties of gentlemen.and la
dies. Beast meals, best liquors, best CT